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Kirstie Allsopp has spoken out against critics of the BBC who feel the media giant is “biased”.The presenter took to Twitter to defend the BBC as a place that is “hugely concerned with balance and truth”.Kirstie, 50, responded to one Twitter user today who took aim at the BBC in view of her 426,600 followers. Rakpenguin63 wrote: “The BBC news programmes have become riddled with Tory bias.“No one is allowed to criticise at all.

Tyson Fury has offered to join the Army should the United Kingdom join Ukraine in their fight against a senseless Russia invasion.Ukrainian ex-boxers Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko, who Fury beat in 2015, have signed up to the Ukrainian military to defend their nation after Russian troops invaded last Thursday.They are not the only boxers to do so, either, with Vasiliy Lomachenko and Oleksandr Usyk both doing the same, along with Ukrainian athletes from other sports.Now, Tyson Fury has revealed that he would be doing the same if the UK were in the same position, stating he would be "first up".Speaking at the first press conference for his upcoming bout with Dillian Whyte, Fury said: “It's (Klitschko brothers) fantastic. I’ll be the first one to sign up if England or America join in.

Obviously, when you think of stories affecting the entire world right now, the idea that “The Batman” is on the verge of hitting theaters doesn’t feel very important. There’s the ongoing pandemic and the hostilities in Ukraine that are both way more worthy of your attention than wondering what’s going to happen in “Morbius,” right? Well, at The Playlist, we discuss films and TV shows and try to avoid writing stories outside of that realm.

HBO’s “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” wants to be the “Boogie Nights” of basketball, and more often than not achieves the excitement of that pitch. It tells you the history you didn’t know you wanted to know about how the Los Angeles Lakers became such a dominant team, without demanding you know the sport.

Kendall Jenner set pulses racing by posing nude for a raunchy magazine shoot.The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 26, and catwalk queen stripped off for the shoot with i-D magazine.She sent fans wild as she shared some of the sizzling snaps taken by Luis Alberto Rodriguez. on Instagram.One stunning black and white image showed Kendall laying on her side with nothing on, with her endless legs stretched out.Her head was resting on her hand and her long raven hair spilled over one shoulder as she fixed the camera with one of her trademark stares.The model was topless and a shadow protected her modesty.Other pictures showed the 26-year-old dressed in an oversized suit and flaunting her killer abs in a jacket with nothing underneath.In one snap Kendall was perched on the end of a diving board, with her hands tugging at her bikini bottoms and her hair dripping wet around her face.The cover girl's family and famous friends were all blown away by the incredible shots."Excuuuuuuse me," her sister Khloe Kardashian posted in the comments section.Sister Kylie Jenner said the images were "beautiful" and added a string of black heart emojis to her message."BREAK THE INTERNET!!!" wrote actor Lauren Perez.Kendall's army of fans were also dazzled by the sexy shoot.Several people said that the star looked "stunning" and many called her "a hottie"."U r gorgeous....

Asda that strike an uncanny resemblance to male genitalia.Dirty-minded foodies on Reddit have pointed out that the punnet full of fruit looks rather different than usual.Typically having a round shape, this packet of purple coloured fruit has taken a rather different form.Instead, the sweet snack looks more like mini aubergines - or as some have put it ‘willy grapes.’So it is no surprise why the foodie who received the punnet was ‘weirded’ out by them.The original poster titled the snap: “These grapes I got with my ASDA delivery are weirding me out.”Not believing their eyes, many people took to the comments to poke fun at the questionably shaped grapes.One person giggled: “That’s a cluster of baby aubergines.”Another user added: “The cocktail sausage of the fruit world.”Whilst a third person chuckled: “Lol, d**k grapes.”Someone else confessed: “I got some yesterday the guys at work asked why I was eating willy grapes.”Meanwhile, a fifth user expressed: “I got these today too!! I've washed them and chopped them up just so they don't creep me out!”However, these are not a bad batch of grapes.They are actually a type of grape called ‘Witch Fingers’ and come in a cluster on the vine similar to chillis - without the hot flavour.Let us know in the comments what you think of the naughty looking grapes! Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

Hollyoaks favourite Ste Hay (Kieron Richardson) finds himself in danger next week.Sienna Blake's (Anna Passey) partnership with villain Ethan Williams (Matthew James Bailey) continues to drive a wedge between her and Ste.As she fulfils her duties as Ethan’s partner, the bad boy entrusts Sienna with something important, but after failing to encourage her to change sides, Ste resorts to desperate measures that could leave Sienna in a lot of trouble.Although things are looking up for Ste, the villager quickly realises the danger he’s in and turns to Sienna for help.Later, he gets the shock of a lifetime as Ethan shows him the consequences of his actions and he has to say goodbye to a friend.As the guilt overwhelms him, Ste makes a surprising admission to Liberty Savage (Jessamy Stoddart) and gets the shock of a lifetime.Later, things take an even bigger turn for the worse as Ethan reveals some life-threatening photos.As part of a special episode for International Women’s Day, which will air on E4 on Monday (March 7), dismissive terms used against women are challenged and reclaimed by the women of Hollyoaks. At The Dog, Verity Hutchinson (Eva O'Hara) bites back at Tony (Nick Pickard) for misogynistic comments.

Holly Willoughby is usually private about her personal life, but on Monday, the This Morning host shared a sweet drawing by her son Chester on Instagram.MORE: 'Heartbroken' Holly Willoughby lost for words as her kids ask about Ukraine crisisThe Dancing On Ice star shares two sons and a daughter with her husband Dan Baldwin. The couple's eldest child, Harry, is 12, Belle, is ten, and young Chester is seven.WATCH: Holly Willoughby talks about how much she loves being pregnantThe heartwarming picture showed the mother-and-son duo both smiling as they walked in the sunshine with their new pet dog Bailey.

Pussy Riot co-founder Nadezhda Tolokonnikova — better known as Nadya Tolokno — announced on Twitter Thursday that she has launched a decentralized autonomous organization that will sell non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to support victims of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. "[O]ur goal is to raise funds to donate to Ukrainian civilian organizations who help those suffering from the war that Putin started in Ukraine," she wrote.

Zack Sharf “Dancing With the Stars” pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy confirmed on his Instagram story that he has made it out of Ukraine and into Poland. The dancer and television personality also described his “traumatizing” train ride to Poland, which included being crammed into an overstuffed train cabin that he described as “sweaty and claustrophobic.”“I made it on the train,” Chmerkovskiy wrote. “We’re heading to Warsaw, hopefully.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorMobile marketing software company AppLovin is jumping into the connected-TV streaming video space with a deal to acquire Wurl for $430 million.With the acquisition, Wurl is expected to retain its brand and operate independently with its existing management team, led by Wurl co-founder and CEO Sean Doherty Sr.The deal, announced Monday, is expected to close in the first half of 2022 subject to customary closing conditions. Of the $430 million price tag, 55% will be paid in cash and 45% will be funded through AppLovin stock.Wurl says it interconnects more than 1,200 free, ad-supported streaming channels with distribution services in over 50 countries, reaching over 30 million users on connected TVs worldwide.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterCallum Greene and Sara Greene’s Bright Greene production banner has entered into a first-look deal with Amazon, Variety has learned.Callum is an executive producer on Amazon’s highly-anticipated TV series “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.” Under the deal, Bright Greene will develop and produce new projects for Amazon’s streaming platform. UTA brokered the deal on behalf of Bright Greene.\“After the epic journey of Season One we couldn’t be more excited to continue our work with Amazon,” said Callum Greene.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAcclaimed Japanese animated film “Poupelle of Chimney Town” will release in North American home entertainment markets from May.The rights in the U.S. and Canada are controlled by Eleven Arts which has appointed Shout! Factory to handle distribution.

Naman Ramachandran Sony release “Uncharted” continued its reign atop the U.K. and Ireland box office for the third weekend in a row collecting £3.08 million ($4.1 million), according to numbers released by Comscore.

A24, the indie studio behind “Moonlight” and “Lady Bird,” has tapped BBC executives Rose Garnett and Piers Wenger to oversee its international film and TV slate.The appointments are a major coup for A24 — and a heavy loss for the BBC — given Garnett and Wenger are the go-to execs in the U.K. for film and scripted television, respectively, anywhere the Beeb is concerned.Garnett most recently served as director of BBC Film, where she has overseen a slate of movies including “The Power of the Dog,” “The Nest” and “Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always.” Prior to that, she worked at Film4 where she helped produce the likes of “The Favourite,” “Room” and “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri.” Wenger served as director of BBC Drama, where he has overseen such hit television series as “I May Destroy You,” “Bodyguard,” “A Very English Scandal” and “Normal People.” Previously he was head of drama at Channel 4 where he commissioned “Humans,” “National Treasure,” and “The End of The F**cking World.”Both Garnett and Wenger will leave the BBC in May.

Zack Sharf Former Netflix-Marvel comic book series “Daredevil,” “Jessica Jones,” “Luke Cage,” “Iron Fist,” “The Punisher” and “The Defenders” will officially call Disney Plus their new streaming home. Disney confirms all six series will begin streaming on the platform in the U.S., Canada, U.K., Ireland, Australia and New Zealand starting March 16. The shows left their original home at Netflix on Feb.

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The Batman star Zoë Kravitz has said she “interpreted” her version of Catwoman as bisexual.The actor, who stars opposite Robert Pattinson’s Batman in Matt Reeves’ new film, recently discussed a scene in which her character Catwoman/Selina Kyle calls her friend Anika her “baby”.Pedestrian asked Kravitz whether this scene pointed to Selina’s bisexuality, to which Kravitz replied: “That’s definitely the way I interpreted that, that they had some kind of romantic relationship.”The journalist interviewing Kravitz then expressed happiness that a film was finally portraying Catwoman as bisexual, and Kravitz said she agreed.“[The film is] very true to the character of Selina Kyle,” Reeves told the same publication. “She’s not yet Catwoman, but all the elements of how she’s going to become Catwoman are there.“And in terms of her relationship with Anika, I spoke to Zoë very early on and one of the things she said which I loved was that: ‘She’s drawn to strays because she was a stray and so she really wants to care for these strays because she doesn’t want to be that way anymore, and Anika is like a stray and she loves her.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaMagnolia Pictures will premiere “John Lewis: Good Trouble,” a new documentary about the Civil Rights icon and congressional leader, in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Juneteenth. The film, which Magnolia and Participant are distributing, will screen at Circle Cinema, a non-profit organization that operates out of a theater that traces its inception back to 1928.The screenings will be free and are intended to serve as a bit of counter-programing to President Trump’s political rally on Saturday.

We’re all excited about the prospect of a little normality returning to our lives and with non essential retailers such as fashion stores set to open on the 15th of June there is a lot of speculation as to what your shopping experience may look like when doors are once again open. But before you run down to your local store be ready for the changes that are likely to be taking place as the landscape of shopping is expected to be very different indeed.

Dave McNary Film ReporterIn today’s film news roundup, a directors’s cut of “Everest” has been scheduled for release, “John Lewis: Good Trouble” has been set for international sales, RightsTrade hires Bill Lischak, Gerard Butler’s “Greenland” is scheduled and Alejandro Jodorowsky’s latest film gets a release.RELEASESMacGillivray Freeman Films has set a February release for a special director’s cut edition of the 1998 giant-screen documentary “Everest.”The new version will be released in conjunction with the 25th anniversary of the historic 1996 storm on the world’s highest mountain.